Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 327
which is fiveor six feet from the ground. Yours very truly, M. N . HOW ABOUT THE FLY?May I ask a question? In what manner do flies —the house-fly, of course, mnsca domestica—alight on theceiling? They fly wings uppermost, and must turn roundaltogether to get their feet highest. They strike… … THE deep cleft in the ground, shown in the pic-ture on the opposite page, is a marble quarry in thegreen hills of western Vermont. Unnumbered yearsago, before even the Rocky or Alleghany Mountainswere formed, this part of the United States, now cov-ered by beautiful fields and wooded hills, lay…
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